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Posted by scott on March 4, 2012 at 08:01 am

Dang, after a great fall and winter weather wise Feb. has come in and let us have it. Many windy days and rainy days have been making the desire to go fishing tough. When the sun has peeked through the fishing has been ok, Can’t say great but we have been busting some fish. The good news here is the trout. We have been catching some nice fish on a variety of artificial’s. Water temps are bumping up and soon we should see something like cobia and triple tail show up. After a long winter I am ready to toss some flies at something besides a red fish. I was checking some of the other fly fishing guides web pages and one of them actually said the winter time fly fishing is no good. What a joke, tell some of the folks that have had 20 fish days on the fly with me this winter that. This is what you get through google advertised guides. One must truly do some research before hiring a guide for bait or fly fishing. Anyone can put their site up on google advertising and not have even guided more than a year, and are at the top of web pages. Do your research or you could be stuck in some bait chunkers bay boat telling you the tide isn’t right for fly fishing.

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HIlton Head, Savannah, Beaufort Fly and Spin fishing

Posted by scott on February 16, 2012 at 07:25 am

Dang clouds! Started off yesterday with a bit of wind and clouds but we still managed to find some fish popping some baits and tailing, on the low water. We also found a group of 15-20lbs fish in the shallows. We saw their backs out of the water and with the clouds and wind I couldn’t tell how big they were, until I realised we were in a foot or more of water. All fish were caught and released from the Squash on the backside of Raccon Key and Cane Patch. On another note, when hiring a fly fishing guide if they don’t have pics on their web page of fly caught fish you may not want to hire them. No fun going fishing with a bait guy trying to fly fish.